Ebiya Review Summary

うまいよ。
One of the best restaurant I’ve tried in Japan so far, typical and out of the big street, making it less touristy and more local. Food is fresh and really good. Sushi only is not enough though, you’ll need to get at least 2 dishes to be full, but it’s less than 2000yen overall. For the price and the atmosphere, don’t think and just get what you like, you won’t be disappointed.
A must!

quaint little local restaurant run by some really nice old locals. tried both soba and udon, both were really satisfying. the sushi platter was so good and the fish slices are really thick and generous. a real gem in an quiet unassuming alley.

My partner and I chanced upon this place from reviews as we were around the area. What a hidden gem! The couple managing the place was kind and they served very delicious and homely food at a very reasonable price. Would love to visit again if we are around the area.
Definitely felt the care that was given to the food served.
Kitsune Soba is a must try.

Adorable little noodle shop. Prices were incredible, super authentic and delicious. The cooks were all right behind the little window making the food, the server was very accommodating and provided english menus as well as utensil options for my 5-year old. I still think about the kitsune udon. Cash-only.

Super place good for tourist also. Sushi set was very fresh and delicious, the service of a lady was perfect and very heartwarming. Also had Udon - very tasty. Ordered warm sake - was too much for me, didn’t know it’s so strong 🙈 definitely recommend this place. I like it in Japan very much, that lonely people are not discriminated at restricting, as it is in Europe. I felt welcomed and had a nice table. Nobody looks at you as you are crazy to come alone (as in Germany).